Thread: Game Two: #1 Ohio State 24, #2 Texas 7 (9/9/06)
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Old 04-19-2006, 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted by BuckeyeKid789
Yeah, but they weren't a factor in the game. Neither made game changing catches.
Stovall made a 26-yard catch on their opening drive (which they scored on).
Stovall made a 13-yard catch on their 2nd scoring drive to get deep into OSU territory and into FG range.
Samardzija made a 28-yard catch on their final scoring drive.
Stoval made a 15-yard catch and a 17-yard catch on 4th down on their final scoring drive.
At least one of them had a hand in each of their TDs. Pretty game-changing to me.

Their performances were nothing to sneeze at, neither were Shelton's and Walker's. As poor as Quinn was, they all came to play, somehow put up some big numbers by our defense's standards, and gave our DBs fits nearly the entire game. But of course, you're one of the biggest homers on his forum, so you probably don't think so.
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